Top.Mail.Ru

St. Petersburg

+

Plyas (Dance) is a cycle of workshops for those who wish to master the freedom of movement and learn how to express emotions in bodily plastics. The meetings take place every Saturdays starting from September 10. The classes are given by Valentina Lutsenko, a dance artist and a performer who has been teaching dance practices since 2009.

+

In the new season, musicAeterna resumes its choral workshop “Raspev” and invites everyone interested in choral singing practice to Dom Radio.

+

«Bikapo of the Heavenly Forest» is a concert-mystery involving sound kinetic sculptures, structures and objects by Herman Vinogradov. Bikapo is a number of unique sound structures and metal objects acting on the principle of free vibration, as well as a total sound installation built using them. In the space of this installation action is unfolding that combines sound, light, and natural elements — earth, fire, and water. As the installation author said, Bikapo is a consciousness, the bearer of which he was himself, the way to freedom of creative expression through a ritual addressed to the primordiality, «primordial human essence».

+

A new curriculum is launched within Dom Radio educational programme. Theories About Practice: Reflection on Dance and Performance of the 20th and 21st Centuries.

 

+

A new curriculum is launched within Dom Radio educational programme. Theories About Practice: Reflection on Dance and Performance of the 20th and 21st Centuries.

 

+

Dom Radio is a historical venue at the intersection of Italianskaya and Malaya Sadovaya Streets. Throughout its more than a hundred-year history, the walls of Dom Radio have seen the balls of the Noble Assembly, the work of a Japanese hospital, been filled with the voices of Olga Bergholz and Dmitri Shostakovich, have successively become a stronghold of the new Soviet culture and a hub for advanced media technologies.

Today, Dom Radio is a symbolic landmark where voices continue to sound, where music is being born. It is a building that cherishes the memory of the past, and whose heart is beating in the rhythm of modernity together with musicAeterna projects under the artistic direction of Teodor Currentzis.

We invite you to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of Dom Radio, explore its history and become its part by visiting our mediated tours. Mediated tours provide an opportunity to interact with the environment and actively study it with the assistancee from expert guides who know almost everything about the venue.

+

In the new season, musicAeterna resumes its choral workshop “Raspev” and invites everyone interested in choral singing practice to Dom Radio.

+

Dom Radio is a historical venue at the intersection of Italianskaya and Malaya Sadovaya Streets. Throughout its more than a hundred-year history, the walls of Dom Radio have seen the balls of the Noble Assembly, the work of a Japanese hospital, been filled with the voices of Olga Bergholz and Dmitri Shostakovich, have successively become a stronghold of the new Soviet culture and a hub for advanced media technologies.

Today, Dom Radio is a symbolic landmark where voices continue to sound, where music is being born. It is a building that cherishes the memory of the past, and whose heart is beating in the rhythm of modernity together with musicAeterna projects under the artistic direction of Teodor Currentzis.

We invite you to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of Dom Radio, explore its history and become its part by visiting our mediated tours. Mediated tours provide an opportunity to interact with the environment and actively study it with the assistancee from expert guides who know almost everything about the venue.

+

Dom Radio is a historical venue at the intersection of Italianskaya and Malaya Sadovaya Streets. Throughout its more than a hundred-year history, the walls of Dom Radio have seen the balls of the Noble Assembly, the work of a Japanese hospital, been filled with the voices of Olga Bergholz and Dmitri Shostakovich, have successively become a stronghold of the new Soviet culture and a hub for advanced media technologies.

Today, Dom Radio is a symbolic landmark where voices continue to sound, where music is being born. It is a building that cherishes the memory of the past, and whose heart is beating in the rhythm of modernity together with musicAeterna projects under the artistic direction of Teodor Currentzis.

We invite you to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of Dom Radio, explore its history and become its part by visiting our mediated tours. Mediated tours provide an opportunity to interact with the environment and actively study it with the assistancee from expert guides who know almost everything about the venue.

+

Dom Radio is a historical venue at the intersection of Italianskaya and Malaya Sadovaya Streets. Throughout its more than a hundred-year history, the walls of Dom Radio have seen the balls of the Noble Assembly, the work of a Japanese hospital, been filled with the voices of Olga Bergholz and Dmitri Shostakovich, have successively become a stronghold of the new Soviet culture and a hub for advanced media technologies.

Today, Dom Radio is a symbolic landmark where voices continue to sound, where music is being born. It is a building that cherishes the memory of the past, and whose heart is beating in the rhythm of modernity together with musicAeterna projects under the artistic direction of Teodor Currentzis.

We invite you to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of Dom Radio, explore its history and become its part by visiting our mediated tours. Mediated tours provide an opportunity to interact with the environment and actively study it with the assistancee from expert guides who know almost everything about the venue.

+

Sergei Prokofiev (1891 — 1953)

Violin Concerto No. 1 in D Major, Op. 19 (1914–1917)
I. Andantino
II. Scherzo. Vivacissimo
III. Moderato. Allegro moderato

Symphony No. 5 in B-flat Major, Op. 100 (1944)
I. Andante
II. Allegro marcato
III. Adagio
IV. Allegro giocoso

 

Soloist – Olga Volkova, violin
The musicAeterna Orchestra
Conductor – Teodor Currentzis